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West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1887-02-25

yvle soTe three OF four years sEo, We SsSS Ssr
ISe tsrost. The pam was incessani, causing tOss
~ sieer ard profucing great nervous prostIalioI.
Accompanyng this trouble was rhe1ia1.SSA,I y, the
"a nass.d from the shoulders and centered lh 1ne
,-sss ~ one hand she almost losing the use OI NY.
BstWeen the suffering OF The Two lie naa grOgh gaI
bnrdensome By The use OF h9;t dozen si- ,iLsl,-
sized bottles OF Swifrs Specinc sae was tSSee
rsi,sved AMI restored 70 health. TINS was tnIso i
wears AGO and there has been no return oI tnS US
ease ... A. - -
sparta, Ga, June 5, 1855. 80.
Tra,t,se en- Blood ard Skin Diseases mailed re %
TUg SWIFT SPECIFIC Co. Drawer y A'iaH'@' "a
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West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1887-02-25

were at first Southern rather than
Northern in their feeling, but they
were by no means SO extremely
Southern as were the South Atlantic
States. Thus, during the first part
of this century, the term Western"
was as applicable to the States ~
south of the Ohio as to those lying
north of it. "Benton's long politi-
cal career can never he thor
oughly understood unless it be kept
in mind that he was primarily a
Western and not a Southern states
man, and it owes its especial inter
est to the fact that during its con-
tinuance the West first rose to pow
er, acting as unit, and to the fur
ther fact that it was brought to =
close by the some causes which soon
afterward broke up the West exactly
rs the East was already broken up.
The political school he represent
cd came to its fullest development
in the so-calIed border States of
Kentucky, Tennessee and Missouri
and swayed the destinies of the
West so long as the States to the
North, as we'll as the States to the
South, were content to accept the
leadership of those that lay between
them. 1t came to an end and dis
appeared from sight when people
north of the Ohio at last set up their
own standard, and when, after some
hesitation, the border States threw
in their lot with the other side and
concluded to follow the Southern
communities, which they had hither
to led. Benton was one Of those
public men who formulate and ex-
press rather than shape the thought
of the people who stand behind them
and whom they represent. A man
of strong intellect and keen energy,
he was for many years the foremost
representative of at least one phase
of that thought, being also man of
high principle and determined cour-
age. When Younger generation
had grown up and the bent of the
thought had changed he declined to
change with it, bravely accepting
political defeat as the alternative,
and going down without finching
q hairs breadth from the ground on
which he had always Stood"
West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1887-02-25
MEN OF THE BORDER.

MEN OF THE BORDER.
The estimate which the biogra-
pher forms of the character Of the
men of the border States seems to
be eminently Just. "They were," he
says, "aboye all a people of strong,
virile character, certain to make their
weight felt either for good or for
evil. They had many virtues which
can fairly be called great, and their
faults were equally strongly marked.
They were not, as a rule, even ordi-
narily well educated; the public
school formed no such important
feature in their life as it did in the
life of their fellow-citizens farther
north. They had narrow, bitter
preiudices and dislikes; the hard
and dangerous lives they had led
had run their character into stern
and almost forbidding mold. They
priced highly such qualities as
courage, loyalty, truth and patriot
ism; but they were, as whole, poor
and not overscrupulous of the rights
of others, nor yet with the incest
sense of money obligations, so that
the history of their State legislation
affecting the rights of debtor and
creditor, whether public or private,
in hard times is not pleasant read
ing for an American who is proud
of his country. Their passions,
once reused, were intense, and If
they really wished anything they
worked for it with indomitable per-
sistency. There was little that was
soft or outwardly attractive in their
character; it was stern, rude and
hard, like the lives they led; hut it
was the character of those who were
every inch men, and who were Amer
leans through to the very hearts
core"
MEN TRAINED TO HANDLE FIREARMS.
Among such men Benton's early
life was spent in Tennessee, although
he did not rise to political promi
nence there, for, shortly after the
close of the war of 1912, he crossed
the Mississippi and made his perma-
nent home in the Territory of Mis-
souri,. Speaking of the condition of
society which then existed in that
region Mr.. Roosevelt says; "After
all, this ruflianism was really not q
whit worse in its effects on the ma
tional character than was the case
with certain of the universal peace
and mon resistance Developments in
in the Northeastern States; IN fact,
it was more healthy. A class of
professional non-combatants is as
hurtful to the real healthy growth
of nation as is class Of tire-eat
ers; for weakness or folly is ma
tionally as bad as vice, or worse,
and in the long run Quaker may
be quite as undesirable citizen as
is a duelist. No man who is not
willing to bear arms and to fight for
his rights can give good reason
why he should be entitled to the
privilege of living in free commu-
nifty. The decline militant Spirit
in the Northeast during the first
half of this century was much to be
regretted. To it is due, more than
to any other cause, the undoubted
average individual inferiority of the
Northern compared to the Southern
troops; at any rate, at the beginning
of the great war of the rebellion.
The Southcrners, by their whole
mode of living, their habits, and
1 - 49,. .f -,% 1-0r Ean4 mn
West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1887-02-25
REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
W M FIROR-

charlestOwn, Jefferson County, w. Va.'
Offers bargains in Farms, Mapuiaetories,
Mills. Stores, Town properly ana I'M
proved Agricultural and Timber land.
Has Exchanges to offer in several OF the
States. Member of several city cooper,
atiye Immigrant associations BpSS Sane. anu
sells at contract rates. tsept.lo' 3D.
West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1887-02-25
"wEsrERN" AND SOUTHERN

Thus the communities across the
Alleghanies felt that they were Wes-
tern as opposed to Eastern. They
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-19
asMcRsE Is klLlINa Hlm.

a siclli'an Rapidly >inkirg VnGes the Dis
x~ses az issiAx lnprisone..
Yrs. Calzsvs Jaiy ls-s'x weeks sgo
Vincent r Moni s.cilHso. was con
vicied cf petty tas1aad sentenced to a year
81 bard labor in the psniienuasy Those
ws0 ssv tts man receive the sentence
ao1ced ths change lhat OK place in his
appsafaage. o4- tacy never expected
sns geslA thot ass ioil0wei. The
Disgrace 80 pssyo8 o. LIS msad
ilag he became victim u scu-e melaD-
c40.ia. which las already affected his mlad.
and threatens % Ilua.ly c8Hse his death
.onl vas tasen 70 the Parish Prison to
await transportation % the pen.ie1EaTy Sc
Bsfau eoa-a. Prem the day be entered
tie ofi son hs gave way entirely. lie has
never spcsen word. 1ss nssI risen FROM
his bei. never eaten or arsuS. snd vi IN
a. iieatg tee attendants have oeen able 90
.orce fs0d down his throat. RE was p
ro8ust nan when he entered the prison. In
q few wssks.he hersuie wreck = skeleton
a. to se aud his lie was In
such dancer taat he vas removed 20
the hospital There re les MS sysa
rriiing ir their slnsen sccksts his lever
isx ever tuitcbi0g. his hand ever trem-
si.4x Tae mas mIn1 seems already gone.
s,rd aotwi shsfan9ins tile medical treatment.
there fs Hffia r~chstf ity ~ ssTisg hs life
MoaE saifsrafber free from snv disease
ana tss akness sud rsril 3ecline are a..
tioulel wleiig 90 melancholy sn5 dis
rrlf4
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eASE eaLl SLAVES.
The Ex-Csp,Sin ef ihe Ssw Nor1's object
10 the sale OF W I.its Men

The Ex-CsptStn ef ihe New hor&'s Objects
40 the sale az white Men.
Nsw YORK, July 1S.-LaWver John 81.
Ward, the ex-captaiu OF the New York Base
Ball Club. has written long and interest
ing letter TO President Nick Young. of the
L@seue. criticising The reserve rule and The
practice o. lcaning and selling players. In
cideutaiiV Mr Ward speaks of the sale ci
Kelly. by the ChicagO club, IS follows;
what Gid the Chicago club ever give
Kelly in return for the Tisht 10 con-
trO4 his fIture services Absolutely nOta-
iGg sud yet that club sells that right 90
chsaply acquired sos $1,000 Butt repeat
il never gave such right and snv such
ciaim oy one set Of men ut The right OK prop
erty IN another Is as unnatural today as It
vas = quarter OF a century ago. Kelly re-
ceived bis salary from the Chicago CLUB Tor
such part OF il as was not taken out Ia
fiass4 and earned every dollar o. it several
times over, aad yet the ChicogO club takes
$1,000 lOs releasing nelly from claim for
which II never paid him dollar but which
il &C 4Iired by seizure some years ago.
In conclusion Ward says Remedies
for these abuses may be dific1it 70 ind.
fne system mas heco:Ae 50 rooted that he
ruic treatment may be necessary 90 remove
.i. 6ut Fo IL must. Ike every other abuse
founded ueOn grounds cf Injustice and
misuse Ct rowes. The Oaly question is.
whence shall the remedy proceed. Shall il
coa.e from shs clues or fron the PLAYERS. or
from. 10th conformity Tee interests OF The
national game are -oo great 10 be longer
friisi witb iE such q msnuog and 81 the
ciae8 geurg. luIl way Cu- O: ihese din
entities ias players VIII try 10 10 i FOR
tlsm
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p0E SAIE Ea clr d f0lAG HORSE ASn
/ AgLt .op o.sg5- -.aoles> .a3 Nest Broad
Hss- i.
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NOR sAIE-REAL ESTATE BARGAINS. The
I large brick house, 49, Srripg-st. containing
lS or - foons, three stories. hard anc sou water
On each aOor sasc and sure investment, paying
20 PER cent. nili re sOd a. a bargain house
aud TWO los, Sroj. near EAsi-st Also Dob pfiut
ius at lowest rates, by John Bole, - Pessi-s 81.
beIkey Block.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-19

Weak las bseo co1n4snesd o. The !. ). 4
II u r. Dsar this csfT.
Tbs 6sfnaa Socixty u tbs city. siA 20
- yslaaa Beach ca saadsy.
Hsfeeft Bsialer and vile. Of Chicago, are
FssitiHk 014 &cq14intsnces .r the city.
Tae Ladies soelsty of the A. T.. church OF
Fkls city ails taks al excursion - Ottawa
Beach Ga THURSDAY.
Davis Bros stripped 4o-1s veneer ma
ehlas lo Frcsls NeueeT and Shseklng Works
zE S1eooygau. yesterday.
X IFegstt yesterday tfansiersed the
Washington House sul hKt4Ees - b. A.
bfstLlll. " lolia foT B. GO
Ds2rboFa- s Snyder have commenced
HcEx On t1sif thEee-sI0Ey brick block, jusl
vest Of the smith olocx On Westegn-sye-
jacob Bensngs. al empioye Of the Alchi-
gza SnIngie G Lumber Company had one
of bis feel BABY mznglsd by slab saw yes
Cay.
Jacob Dalton. the money and corn man. -
0i Dali0a, Was ia the city sunday IL Was
not honey. bat corn juice. that laid BIN up
ia the City Hall.
Tie building occupied by the Chicago
Boot s. shoe Company Will be extended
e-4k thirty feet 10 The alley TO accom-
mCdate their increasing business.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-19

The Cincinnati frsis Prose- says hon.
DAxrEL j. Bras. Of rortsmoutb, oue Of
TIA most Influential Republicans Of
Southeastern Ohio. and strongly for
Et4sSz IN i-s4. = aow ont sor sHEzxAS,
snd, it IS said, viii bs ;ls Chairman ol
tie next Bapabiican State Con vsolion.
ppnu valrb gocssioe % vii use every
s9srs O. brag anort usauiuous IN
dofsemeut of suEsaAS's candidacy.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-19
Crdyon Portraits.

COMRADES ATTENTlOS-CoNR cHAs
Y X. Gibson, late Of Co 3. La, Mich Vol iv[
nad of --- post, o A Monmouth, ~ aud now
Acting Chaplain. Michigan Dol!leR Home, re
specially soilcits yonr klnd patronage. lie =
engaged IN executing tfGyou Portrait. al rOufn IS
fOI such work. Satisfaction guaranteed Orders
received hs mat ana promptly attended 10. send
a clear Cabinet fh0tofr Apis, though mort any
good pi"lufe VII do. Photographs returned ith
portraits tu!l particulars furnished Oh appiica
lion. Preserve the faces Of thore you owe Hnd
az the ssme tine honor their memories by a.
sistine q comTsce In need. Remember, sstisfxc-
tlon guaranteed or 10 pay asked
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-19

Ah-sm esaeubnrs. while a. work n H.
sewer On Ctavs-st. yesterday vss struck
ca tae ief1 foot ay piece u sever pipe,
ant - badly i1ural that be hsd % -
t1ken - h.s bone on C4nier-si ia
n he lstroi wagon. Dr. BsTth repaired
tte 1rY a. auch ss oos<is 2 ana tha
.nsu wili probably es ace co resuns wcrk
ia : sex t14fa
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-19

Durnz 0akv-'s sduinisir l'ioa N-s.
FlsI. sac Us Secretary htMiLrcS Fisu,
wss social sassu, and ,0s reporters
sul cores espoadsuf- Wed slta ssoa other
IL 1ssoaoug s-e desails * a8r Fscep-
s.c1s su1 sn,srtainmsn.s. Ias other
day rs. Essa ded saa nos slDele
WASH nzton paper, it .s said. 81 mach as
rsaaongd tas fae-. Isrhags Mrs
vairsrE may fad food asro Zoe rstsc-
I'M.
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w are determined % close out all Low Shoes
aao slippers m the hand turned snd machine
sered goods during the balance Oi this month.
Arong the many bargains offered on this sale
are the following:
Co pairs Youths low shoes, sizes lS TO ?. at 50
celts 9sfs.
LADIES' Haad Turned Opera slippers, 60 cents.
Ladies Fine embroidered Opera slippers at IS
cclfs par. worth sl.-5.
Ladies Fms KID Opera slippers, sold everJ-
where at si-s., now going lor $40.
Ladies Finc Hand Turned French Kid oxford
Ile slippers, vorto Sleo only 500.
Lsdss Hand Turned Congress Caters in Don
gola ria andfi. .ovc cs't, only sl-oo pair
Ladies Zine Had Turned Button Boots at
g - SO and 81 10 = psir worth $50 70 so a
rsl- more a. regulsr price.
Gents Seamless Congress, Lace Or Button shoes
only lae.
Gents Pine strlish Warranted shoes in every
sfylo. bargain A. 500 AID s1s1
Gents scsm'ess Calf Iouxas or kangaroo
sl0ss tnaf arc sold ne world over Tor sf.10 snd
So. We sell .ar s39l.
EVeryfhing a. rFouor,ionr,eiy low prices. Not
froloe te slow flcse -ocGs
You mase a grevio1s mistake II you 40 no
cali snd Examine ihe many bargains n footF
shown at
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-19

DR4gE LOW ERFD-THF MODERN HOUSE,
81 20 l7s seosnd ave. y uow offered si
= So must b. sold. No - flth-ake. boase and
TWO lots : Sjt. tie fue residence - IS Mad
son-ave.. s. 50. ~ keIrOm-kF. a. go. and
large number Of smaller flaess a. easy pa nents
ais a fine plantation ln 1Cofgls containing !, u1
acres under fs1ce Tor t2au99 szsoog 81 30 10 oaa.
Iuile Ern... oyer AInAte.
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More Inesndisrism

Tie Fire Department was called out three
times ia quick succession early yesterday
morning Between / and clock hre
broke ont ia the rear OF the building oocu-
pied o. Charles BeoudFy IS d restaurant
ca Western ave. aad communicated 10 The
al d'0inlng building owned by Mrs. Guide
TIE buildings were damaged TO the extent
ofsix OF eight hundred dollars.
Tue iiremen had hardly returned 10 their
quarters wheu another alarm called them 10
The American Express Office where a Are
had been started in a closet.
The third alarm at about 4 o'clock was
caused by FIRE which had been started IN "a
closet ia the rear of TruesGeil's Darn on
Second 81. just off of Wes,ern-ave. The
fires were evidently started by incendiarles.
but go far a. known there is no clew 10 the
villains
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-19
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS.

Al advertisements "a IA eolnkaz. ass<sz
= katss<s bs&1, s1oept - sztss >st1z-
ooas, ~tn BE eezFiSsd fef ~ ths EBifoF<a
rate ia se< tstAs s~1os. A1s&ys Fay4Sle IA
a1a sE1e.
The HRunbeF - ifas- a. ss@ adssrtlseeasat
esu &c koasa % assialnx sAe n9nl e~E II
words - ssssn Azy psrs ~ ttes eeoEtea
az Sns faa ltEs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-19
Lake shore a Michigan sesthern.
(Kalsmazoo Bifixonf


AL trains daily except sunday
local freight leaves Grand Rapids ~ u 81 .
carrying passengers - fnf - ksinnszo9 =
Through f'ckcfs 10 a. points snc hcfthk In sleep
ing coaches een be secured ~ Onion 11ckct D-os
o. Monroe -st., and 81 depot.
J. ". MckrHNry. GenI AgL
Gro. w. NuSsos CITY Tlckei Agent.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-19

~. McGLTSS says that he never
pozsligs.y refused 10 20 b. Lone" how
90 eo1A nass refused more pcsitlgeiy
f1ea - fsulsiniDs II America 10 t1-is 10
s1-l..L.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-19

1hs Nsx lofk star UaASr mong-
lasas iEa4 lad reached only s5,lsLts lass
katurlay. 8lE star - stu eorL1znt ci
ga.s.as g1s sl-8.OGO
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-19
CIearauees Yesterd.y.

For Chicago-Propellors Swallow. 2G5,-
600 lumber; City of New York, $50 000 lam
Der, George Dunbar. 340,0 lumber Emma
Thompson, 10000 lumber, schooners
Apprentice Boy, 100000 lumber; Kate
Lyons 10 600 lumber and 600, 1O0 lsth.
For Michigan City-Propeller A. +. Col
born, 2T5CO0 lumber; schooner II. NJ.
Avery Zoo lumber
For Pu!lman-Schooner Lizzie Dosk, so
tons sawdusI
Totsl-Lumber, 1910 900, lsth. 60)OOO.
Beautiful woman. from whence came thy
bloom,
Thy beaming eye, thy features fair?
What kindly hand on thee was laid
Endowing thee with beauty rare2.
Twas not ever thus" the dame replied;
"Once pale this face. these features bold:
The Favorite Prescription OF DR.. Pierce
Wrought The wondrous change which you
behold
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-19

sDauy. fIeiiy ffeeri rUDcst
Cc1nceiious-l. Via Cos frsis v.ih
Eirfieaa fcufrai Huf Eier4 spi0a Z l1cisns
Efilroafr p with ~. ~ a o. Y = fof aaufhs
len. Psurocf fsiumet rfr ems i'oinff m chi.
"a 81 = Nnrtb western ~ n. 6tlfr
ter psES END fick. ~ 4 Nsrs re'ts. tifla
A Nf-soE. Gen tuI.l.- ssI4'fe1c Eseh
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-19

The limbs of ihs trees at Toledo we're
- aot ia4s Saturday thAs they oaEasd
t1s fees OF tho blrds A. leAst iAs
pagers say 50 snd newspaper can't
a.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-19

kezssteats ~ Graad kapsts sgh9 iecee
fAe citg f0r fas SUMMER sfsoa.t or9sf tAs
TELEGEAM-HEEALD sss.t 10 fAsF
assaress pAle4 caA bs changed - eJten
90 dzstre,L
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-19
a sEAurlFuL ANo CLASSIC
Village.

TIE Frssideus s1d Mrs. CEzvsT.Ass
v.rtsd a beautiful village yesterday.
Eav villsses n ths Empirs Sssts. o.
snv stter stale. csn cumrsFe il ioveii-
npss uits CazsBcvis. tbe bcms of Secra.
sary FAscBuN besides tais tie VII
isrs r charscfsrizsd by degree Of cal-
are. reansment sud wealth thas few
towns cs iss sise enjoy. IL contains =
serairsry fouaded sixty seven gssrs ago.
sna A. wb,ch United States senators
I.vraxp SrsSFcBp. og CsEforais. snd
Jcsxpa HsvnxT. ~ Connecticut. General
II y. S1ocCN. CaARE ~ DrnLEv Wa
xra. Rav. u. J. p. NxVsssx. ten.
Icrx Cccasssg- Hen. J. :. e. SrRkxs-
rAv. ~ New York. ez-tfcv. Arsrrs
R.Arr. ~ tbis state. And dozens CT other
uen c. natscnsi Fepatstcu Ters tcrner.
Il students. Cazsncvis wss ~~li ehcssn
a place for the Frasideet - as en-
sursd via - spsnd ds7-
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-19

In ne sii sf k.er NcIesn. 81 Yer
zsnnes. Sled yesterday in the Prs6ate
Court ne eequeaths ki.o9o 70 h's daughter.
Helen nougai Steo 70 bic sor. Her~v c.
Mefssa s04 Sd nsS 3sezhter fenr,e.
sa ts sander = Mclean 81 80 -, 3
-onepaa'i furniture te we FsTsnss-
90 Isrnis Neiean were srrolnrsd sxsen-
lofa
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-19

Tie corner ~ pranes having collapsed
kks OF hiu q fsss a. tns boarding
hoasss vii De coaua1sd.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-19

We knew al tie tine thai the Rot
weather couldn't lsst 'orsvsr.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-19

The Toledo Blade taiaas the Noz.E
fols a1call TO tEe aostlsra boundary
O. ia Uaitsl S'a.ss. We ooisct. 1.
t4xss loag enough noe 10 ges eloction
rssarns.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-19

II iAe 81 PAU lca-ca-nlVal had
kesn postponed III lls- wssz there
would have besn nlisogs ia u.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-19

The whols cooniry antics IN tls n0ps
iEa1 Mrs. ULEgELAaD' : So nay soon %
eurs1
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-19

fDAils, S1ucAy sEc pied sDaly.
Passengers iskinR The 4 s. m c1rress make
conneciicn al Detroit Tor kew lofk.-NiGht e.
pres has sissping car ffou Detroit O. Granf
kspids.-Onis 1ne running Limited express lesv-
ing here 81 - 2 m VIA rafior 10 Detroit
making dtrccf connection for al points Esft ar
rslnx ~ res YORK al o. The next cyfs.
ing.-Tarough ucseis s<urec ~ D.. q. ~. A n
ofhoes, sweets Hotel, and Al depot
A. ffeFFffI- city Pas. Aft
eEo. b. kEfvES Trsrc Manager Chicago
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-19

FrsrFs fEbrEf 4ftrrs
OLD NfeeICk rik ttfiDt Ts-1 EA4
f0i m
f.tt 20 ~
b. Iesret q ha.els aI Tfrfrfef fii~ ~ f.sf
fft - 80 art B~
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-19

CkSN6T - or sTSE9 - sEAel.T t17T r.
Fe-sl6 hal siUes eTe-sf 1g esse Fen
sfe q Wsrf q f ca s
r4if5er -se32f rsles. &i-4cA sse esesper th3c
lie caespes. -
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-19

Senator WADE HAMPTON has been N
Csna1a i.sGing aud cza-h. < salmon
trogt u ia8 alleged weight ot twenty
sSkt pouuds. lho President should
tlks the ssaaios along next tims he goes
f.n.ns.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-19

There % . ssapoca.cs address worth
rcnclnz u The fact reported by wiro,
tnAt al of Ito ten persona who died
fron saasiFozs as Louisville, Ky, CG
Sunday eAd been erinklng.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-19

Congressman JAMes r. CAHrssiL, Of
Easlsr eoaaty. will eodsavor 20 sip Gl-
der shs felscsed mantle of Judge 1Hu4-
Mans caadldacy ioe the doveruorsnp ct
Ono. Ihe mantle viii be something Of
= matt.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-19

sDaliy. All othef exoeps sunoss
hleepiDs can ran GA Baciflc and Atlantic fK,
press 10 ano frofn Detroit -ferior cars fIu on
Day t1piesz aud G'and Rapids Exprass 10 snd
non DeTot -~Direci connections made a De.
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